games and wins to 2011 have been wiped out. the ncaa said the sanctions were chose ton try to change penn state's culture. >> the man accused of the shooting in the batman movie made his first court appearance today. james holmes, whose head was dyed red did not speak. he will likely face multiple charges of first-degree murder in the death of 12 people. he is currently being held without bond. a head-on collision in west va have over the weekend claimed the lives of two young men from middle river whose friends say had just attended a student orientation at the university. >> reporter: when the car they were riding in crossed the median of interstate 79, it struck another vehicle head on, ceiling the fate of both people

in the car eye walked up there to -- >> i walked up there. >> the driver, 21-year-old tavon frisbee and his friend cameron shields excelled at football. >> it was like someone shot me in the chest. i wasn't prepared for this. kids always come back in the summertime. i always have kids who will get a lift in in the weight room. sometimes you don't see them for awhile and they show up and get a lift. that's a good surprise. when you hear something like that, that's bad. >> reporter: they were outstanding athletes but their contributions to the school extended well beyond sport poos cameron was involved in our

weight training program. he was just a great person, great individual. a smile could light up a room, really hard working. tavon one of the most outgoing persons, really involved in student government, student athlete. it's just an awful shame when you lose two kids who could be leaders. it's an awful situation. >> reporter: in baltimore county, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> police ifed the other -- identified the other two of steven ranjo and his father leo, both of philadelphia. >> staying dry for the moment. the heat index values are super high. a couple showers over the northeastern corner of the state. most of the action stayed north of the state line moving toward the philly area.

feeling like 97 downtown. cambridge is cooler at 88 but the dew point numbers are extreme, above 70. 80s the rest of the evening, feeling like 90. we'll talk about it coming up. some baltimore students are hard at work in the classroom. abc2 news reporter sherrie johnson has more. >> reporter: here in east baltimore, students enjoy a good breakfast before hitting the classroom. it's part of the child first summer program. >> we're dedicated to summer learning laws, which is very prevalent among children in baltimore city who zoo get a chance to be a part of some summer program. and we really want our young people to excel and to -- when

fall comes along to be on point in their grade. >> reporter: the four-week program allows 60 students to connect classroom skills to real world activities. today students are learning to make a healthy salad in a cooking class. by the looks of things, they're enjoying the lesson. >> i like cooking. we get to try out new things. >> we do activities and learn a lot. >> students also enjoy other classes like arts and crafts, sports and games. the students what they learn to become more productive with hands on experience. they're responsible in using both learning and real world skills. this shows how to use what they're learning to create a product which could be used on an open market. it's held during the school year. >> i like that we can learn all day and do lots of work. >> i like learning, learning about the eco system.

>> so thanks to a program, these students are well on their way to becoming productive citizens in the marketplace. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> the child's first program wraps up on friday and was funded by the 231 -- 21st century community learning center. we have more on the two missing girls in iowa. elizabeth collins and lyric cook morrie si vanished july 13th. police are turning to everyone for clues. >> if you were at meyer's lake before 3 p.m. or if you know of or talk to anyone who was at meyers lake on friday the 13th for any reason whatsoever, please contact local law enforcement. >> the fbi did say saturday they

believe the girls are still alive. there's now a $50,000 reward being offered to anyone with information leading to the person responsible for their dis porns. police in arizona took two girl in custody after they prank called 911 pretending to be a missing child. the girls imitated an arizona girl who was missing since april. police were able to trace the call to the girls' homes. the sisters were -- charged with false reporting. the mother had no idea the girls were on the seen in jury selection began in illinois in the murder try of drew peterson, charged with the drowning death of his third wife kathleen

sabio. the former -- his attorneys say peterson is are inous, yet confident heading into trial. coming up, lashing out at police in anaheim. why people protested outside of a precinct and began calling officers their names and throwing rocks at them. >> a bear runs into a pennsylvania maw. how wildlife officers got him out, wow. >> have you downloaded our abc2 weather app yet for your i-stone or droid? it's on the web, on mobile 24/7 anywhere you are. check it out. we'll see you as abc2 news at 5 continues.

a protest broke out outside a california police officer. protesters crowded the anaheim police department chanting cops, pigs, murderers and justice for man yell -- manuel, the name of the man who was killed.

caught on tape, look at this. you don't see this every day. shoppers in pennsylvania got quite a scare when a bear cub made his way into the maw. witnesses say the bear ran into a sears store. shoppers were evacuated from the mall and the pennsylvania game condition were called in to tranquilize the cub and remove him from the building. the bear was wearing a tracking color but they -- collar but they couldn't determine where it came from can you imagine that? going to sears and seeing a bear in the store. many parents of children with health problems rely on benefits. >> the shootings in colorado brought a temporary halt to presidential campaigning. how the candidates are getting back to politics today. [ male announcer ] it would mean one billion dollars for maryland

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a 3-year-old who lives in hampden have medical bills that are soaring out of control. that's why families went to washington, to prevent cuts in medicaid oar keeping up with a 3-year-old is exhausting. >> it's constant. it's unrelenting. >> reporter: all that rung around is a -- running around is a blessing. >> you would never know it. she almost died a few times. >> her first 13 months was in the hospital. she has an array of health issues. they range from cystic fibrosis. >> reporter: simone requires constant treatment. shannon has quit her job to be a

full-time caregiver. that's not alone. they rely on thick cuds in medicaid. >> the nebulizer breathing treatment, medication. she's on a vents late -- ventilator. we would be exhausted if we didn't have that nursing at night. >> reporter: despite all the doctors and therapist, simone is the most care free toddler. >> she's a great kid. >> reporter: full of energy. >> it hasn't really taken a toll. so very happy. >> reporter: and that infection smile will melt the hearts of lawmakers as they advocate to keep funding for programs going. >> we're praying that the government doesn't cut that part of the medicaid programs that supports middle class families in time of need.

>> her requirements will increase as she gets older. we need this funding to continue. >> reporter: 3-year-old simone has had a tough start but to look at her smile you can't help but feel homeful that the worst is behind her. all right, weather wise, a couple of shower, northeastern cecil county. most of this remained in pennsylvania, though. a hot and hazy look over the mighty chesapeake bay. current conditions 83 downtown. we've got basically hazy conditions continuing here in the concrete. that heat, humidity combination always the highest in the state. take a look right now temperature wise 86 at the airport, hotter downtown. humidity above 60%.

it is awfully, awfully humid. temperature wise mid-80s now but they were hotter earlier. we topped out in the 90s. you can see the moisture levels running in the low 70s, very humid steamy conditions continuing. in fact, you can see what happened. we go from 820890 degrees -- 88 to 90 degrees. we have the steam bath factor. some storm action mainly to the south over the va, shenandoah area and the northeastern states, a couple of hit and the mills showers, high pressure in control with that hot hair continuing to flow up. it's what we call a dirty high. instead of a crystal clear dome, the blue sky high pressure system. in this case it's a weaker area. there are showers sing around the edge of this thing that has kept temperatures down but the humidity has been to the east and to the west. the extreme heat has been there,

104 now in st. louis. 105 way up in des moines, iowa. it could be worse this time of the year. a couple of showers and storms in the picture tomorrow. showers and storms south and west of us. as we look further out, we think the better chance for a break will come wednesday into thursday. we can see tomorrow we're right back up into the 90s. heat indices over 100. the latter part of the week there will be some break in the action. 74 with an early storm possible staying steamy. the outlook tomorrow 93, sun and clouds with a couple of afternoon storms in they. how about tomorrow night. we'll keep the chance for a lingering thunderstorm alive. there will be some late clearing. how about a look at the seven-day forecast. you see the trend is for a what of a break in the heat, back to the low 90s. no cool air there, kelly, but

there will be hot conditions and a hit or miss storm. it's classic summer weather. it's not anything as extreme as we saw in the last few weeks. hey, katie, you were interviewing her earlier. she said, wyatt, your biggest fan. what a nice person. >> and i'm looking forward to that show coming up spt 10 -- september 10th. in the wake of the colorado shootings, both candidates refrained from political attacks. today they're back to politics as usual. tory dunnan joins us from washington. it was kind of nice seeing them leave politics aside as they address the families and victims on friday. >> reporter: seems like it's coming back. let's start with president obama. he wrapped up a speech this afternoon in neverness. he was talking to the vfw.

that's a veterans griew. he talked about foreign affairs and did not mention mitt romney. mitt romney decided to take a shot at the president. take a listen. >> the president needs to spend time with the jobs council. i guess he's done 109 fund-raisers. between the fund-raisers, get together with the jobs council. >> reporter: one of obama's senior advisers, david axelrod said tax returns, bundlers, bain, mass mass record -- massachusetts records. when this comes to secrecy, mit takes the gold. the romney campaign said millions of middle class americans are struggling in the obama economy and there's no relief in sight. seems like politics is back. both campaigns said they want

the political ads to stay off the airwaves in colorado at least for a time being. >> another call is for more gun control. what can you tell us about that tonight? >> reporter: neither president obama nor mitt romney has really opened the door for a debate on this issue. here's what we know so far. starting yesterday, white house press secretary jay carney said president wants to keep guns away from people who shouldn't have them. during the primary season you might remember romney said he would oppose new laws that would burden gun owners. a poll asked if it was more important to control guns or protect the rights to ownership. it was a split. we'll have to see if either one of the candidates decide to make this a big issue in their

campaign. >> thanks for that live report. leaders from all over the world are in washington for the international aids conference. over 20,000 people are attending to discuss the lobe response to hiv and aids. secretary of state hillary clinton addressed the crowd today. >> and i am here to set a goal for a generation that is free of aids. >> also among those attending, the former president bill clinton, former first lady laura bush. the conference will last until this friday. all right. i'm jamie costello. coming up all new at 6:00, penn state is slammed with a $60 million fine for its handling of the jerry sandusky case. >> plus, are you planning a summer vacation getaway? what you need to know so you zoo

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